If you answered yes to any of the above questions you may be eligible. If not, then you should ask yourself the following, which may qualify you for early intervention funding:
Do you need some support now to reduce your support needs in the future?
To meet the NDIS early intervention rules, you need to:
- have an impairment or condition that is likely to be permanent (lifelong); or
- be a child under 6 years of age with a developmental delay and the delay means you usually need more help with your self-care, communication, learning or motor skills than another child of the same age.
If you answered yes to the above, then you may be entitled to early intervention to:
- reduce the impact of your impairment or condition or developmental delay.
- stop the impact of your impairment or condition from getting worse.
- strengthen your informal supports, such as helping a carer to keep supporting you.